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Integrated Healthcare Facilities Infrastructure
Warren Rosebraugh MSAWarren Rosebraugh, MSA
Director, Healthcare Solution Architect
Solution-BasedSolution BasedDesign ProcessDesign Process
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Schneider Electric Brands
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Solutions-based design process
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Operational Level(WHY)
What are the servicesprovided by the systems toits environment? Mission
of theSystem Identify the NeedsIdentify the Stakeholders
Function 1
Function 2Functional Level
(WHAT)What are the functionsthat the systems shall
Function 3 Function 4
(WHAT)perform?
Construction Level(HOW)
What are the resources thatform the systems?
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People Technical ComponentsSoftware Hardware
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Health system prioritiesImprove Financial
Performance
Improve Safetyand Securityand Security
Simplify Regulatory Priorities Compliance
Increase Patientand Needs
Increase Patient Satisfaction
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Improve Staff Productivity
Patient room of the future - Needs
PatientSimple WorkflowVisitor Experience
SatisfactionIndoor EnvironmentalStaff Productivity
pFlexible Configuration
ALOSQuality
Light Level
Reduces HumanError
EEntertainment Options
Quiet EnvironmentLight Level
Control
Modern GUI
EnergyEfficiency
Automated ComplianceReporting
Reduced Liability
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Patient Securityy
Simple PatientInterface
Reduced LiabilityRisk
Creates Positive PR
LifecycleLifecycle ConsiderationsConsiderations
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Lifecycle cost considerationInfrastructure investment criteria
● Clinical technologies have an 18 month to 3 year life cycle● Clinical technologies have an 18-month to 3-year life-cycle● Infrastructure technologies have a 15 to 30-year life-cycle
Facility lifecycleFacility lifecycle
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Energy use in hospitals
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Energy management lifecycle
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IntelligentIntelligentInfrastructuresInfrastructures
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Intelligent Infrastructures
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Functional Areas Impacted
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Energy Management Lifecycle
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Impact on Business Priorities
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Integrated ControlIntegrated Control PlatformPlatform
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Traditional facilities design
• Multiple networks from differentvendors
Critical PowerManagement
Clinical &Administrative
RTLS PatientInfant Staff
RegulatoryCompliance
Biometrics Elevator Intercom VisitorManagement
• Too many systems to learn• Complex troubleshooting• Higher capital and operational
expenditures
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White SpaceManagement
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IntrusionDetection
BuildingManagement
LightingVideo AccessControl
Fire Safety EnergyManagement
Administrative Infant Staff Compliance Management expenditures• Obstacles to achieving energy
efficiency
Integrated Control PlatformReduce CapEx • Lowered equipment,
software &
Lower OpEx
software & installation costs
• Common footprint
p• Maintain design KPI’s• Faster training deployment• Minimized maintenance cost• Continuous commissioning
Delivers• Improved patient care• Improved patient / staff safety• Increase staff efficiency• Increase staff efficiency• Low energy cost• Improve financial performance
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Enterprise-level monitoring and reporting
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Making sense of big dataFacility
Benchmarking
BehaviorEmpoweringDashboards
ProactiveFault
Detection
CarbonFootprintA l i
IncidentForensics AnalysisForensics
PredictiveModeling
InformedEnergy
StandardizedCompliance
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ModelinggyProcurement
pReporting
UseUseCasesCases
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Value of a use case (Why, What, How) Improve Financial
Performance Translates
Improve Safetyand Security
Business Value
and Security
Simplify Regulatory Priorities Defines actualCompliance
Increase Patientand Needsfunctionality
Increase Patient Satisfaction
Part ofConstruction
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Improve Staff Productivity
Construction Documents
Integration with Clinical Systems – Use Case
ADTsystems
HL7
SurgicalNurse call & Bed Transaction
data
Meditech, Healthslide, EPIC, Rhapsody, Cloverleaf
Clinical
Facilities
gschedulingmanagement
AS sync
Transactioncoordinator
Facilities
SE HL7 Middleware
bridgeHL7listener
Eneergy strategy
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Hospitalcampus
Singlebuilding
Buildingautomation
Mechanical
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Security
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IHFI DesignIHFI Design DrawingsDrawings
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Implementation
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Traditional project approach
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Solution-based approach
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IPD – Integrated Project Deliveryffe
ctAbility to impact cost and functional capabilities
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Cost of design changes
IPD process
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Traditional process
Des
S h ti D i C t ti A it/P d i C t tiSchematic designCriteria design
Designdevelopment
Detaileddesign
Constructiondocuments
Implementationdocuments
Agency permit/biddingAgency
coordination/final buyout
Pre-design
Conceptualization
Construction
Construction
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Engage a specialist early to reduce waste and risk!
Integrated approach costs 12-15% less!
Less hardware Project managementLess hardware
Less installation
Project management efficiencies
Contract al efficienciesLess installation Contractual efficiencies
Less structured cabling
Site efficiencies
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Contracting methodology?
H d IH d I How do I guarantee
fair pricing?
How do I know what I
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●Typically:●Individual systems are bid and bundled ●Provide deduct for advanced integration based on savings,
if awarded all systems●You’ve already missed the savings in your Power package for the
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Integrated Control Platform and the efficiencies it can deliver
Contracting methodology?Contracting methodology?● Instead, do this
● Bring Schneider Electric in as your Technology Integration Partner at the g y gy gconceptual design phase
● Use the Division 25 Specification to define integration via Use Cases● Procure your Power package to include the specific equipment and
installation efficiencies designed into Integrated Control Platform detailed by the Division 25 Specification
● Procure Fire package with BACnet option P ONE k ith l lt ifi ti (BMS● Procure ONE package with low voltage as one specification (BMS, security, CCTV, nurse call, lighting control, power metering, networking)
● Consider multi year multi discipline maintenance agreement● Consider multi-year, multi-discipline maintenance agreement● Evaluate true cost of ownership● Bundled service agreements for multiple systems to gain cost savings
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● Cost plus / guaranteed maximum price
Healthcare Expertise!Healthcare Expertise!● Dedicated Resources ● Continued investments in R&D● EcoStruxure for Healthcare● Single point of contact● End to end project delivery● End to end project delivery● Interoperability and open solutions● Best in class integration to 3rd party products● Understanding of healthcare customer needs and valueg● Off-site prefabrication● Cost certainty early in the project lifecycle● Improved program delivery● Reduced project risk● Reduced health and safety risk ● Improved Hospital margins
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Questions?Q
Thank You
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Elmhurst Memorial HealthcareElmhurst, IL
Project Featuresj● 260-bed acute care replacement hospital● 970,000 sf● New facility that ties to existing campus and a second
Energy Center
Construction Manager: Gilbane
Energy Center● Scheduled Completion Fall 2011● SE Project Value = $8.9M
Construction Manager: GilbaneMEP Engineer: Korda
LV Engineer: EDIIntegrated Technologies● Andover Continuum Building Management System● Andover Continuum Security Access System
P l IP C d ONSSI IP Vid M t● Pelco IP Cameras and ONSSI IP Video Management● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering
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Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Flower MoundFlower Mound, TX
Project Features● 120-bed Acute Care Facility● Certified LEED Silver● 185,000 Square Feet● Project Completion Summer 2010● SE Project Value = $3.6M
Integrated Technologies● Andover Continuum Building Management System● Andover Continuum Security Management System
Architect: HKS, Inc.Construction Manager: Balfour Beatty
MEP Engineer: ccrd Partners● Andover Continuum Security Management System− Key Interfaces:
● Nurse Call● Intercom● Infant Protection
● Pelco IP Cameras and Video Management
gMedical Communications Planner: HKS, Inc.
● Pelco IP Cameras and Video Management● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D Powerlink Lighting Control System● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering System● Intego Nurse Call
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● Intego Nurse Call● Bogen Overhead Sound
The Methodist Hospital Outpatient Care CenterHouston, TX,
Project FeaturesConsolidated comprehensive state of art facility● Consolidated, comprehensive state-of-art facility
● Dedicated to Outpatient Services and Procedures● 1.6M sf● 26 floors● Project Completion Summer 2010● SE Project Value = $8.5M
Integrated Technologies● Andover Continuum Building Management System● TAC/ I NET Security Access System Architect: WHR Architects
P M B dd & A i t● Pelco IP Cameras and Video Management● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D PowerLink Lighting Control● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering
Program Manager: Broaddus & AssociatesConstruction Manager: Hensel Phelps
MEP Engineer: Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.LV Engineer: Datacom Design Group
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Massachusetts General Hospital Lunder BuildingBoston, MA
Project Featuresj● 150-bed Patient Tower Addition● 530,000 sf● 14 floors● Project Completion Summer 2011
Architect: NBBJ Architects
● Project Completion Summer 2011● SE Project Value = $6.5M
Integrated Technologies Architect: NBBJ ArchitectsConstruction Manager: Turner ConstructionMEP Engineer: Thompson Consultants, Inc.
LV Engineer: Thompson Consultants, Inc.
Integrated Technologies● Andover Continuum Building Management System● Andover Continuum Security Access System● Pelco IP Cameras and Video Management● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering
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UCSF Neuroscience Laboratory and Clinical Research Building
Project Features● Clinical translation and basic research facility
gSan Francisco, CA
● Clinical, translation and basic research facility● Housing the Institute for Neurodegenerative Disease, the
Department of Neurology and the Keck Foundation for Integrative Neuroscience
● 237 000 sf● 237,000 sf● 5 Floors● Seeking LEED Silver Certification● Scheduled Completion Spring 2012
$● SE Project Value = $5.8M
Integrated Technologies
Architect: Skidmore, Owens and MerrillConstruction Manager: McCarthy Cook / Clark
MEP Engineer: WSP Flack & KurtzElectrical Contractor: Cupertino Electric
Integrated Technologies● TAC I/A Building Management System● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering
S D IP CS I t t d E i t
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● Square D IPaCS Integrated Equipment
University of Chicago New Hospital PavilionChicago, IL
Project Featuresj● 240-bed Adult Hospital ● Focused on cancer, advanced surgery, high tech
imaging, the neurosciences and gastrointestinal procedures
Architect: Rafeal Vinoly Architects
● 1.2M sf● 10 floors● Scheduled Completion Fall 2012
Architect: Rafeal Vinoly ArchitectsConstruction Manager: Gilbane / W.E. O’NeilMEP Engineer: Affiliated Engineers / Primera
LV Engineer: RTKLIntegrated Technologies● Andover Continuum Security Access System● Pelco IP Cameras and Video Management● Pelco IP Cameras and Video Management● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering
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Inova Fairfax Hospital South Patient Tower Falls Church, VA
Project Featuresj● 174-bed Patient Tower for Surgical and Intensive Care
Treatment● Seeking LEED Silver Certification● 216,000 sf
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216,000 sf● 11 floors● Scheduled Completion Fall 2012● SE Project Value = $4M
Architect: Wilmot Sanz, Inc.Construction Manager: Turner Construction
MEP Engineer: RMF EngineeringIntegrated Technologies● Andover Continuum Building Management System
S D El t i l Di t ib ti S t● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering
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Santa Clara Valley Medical CenterSan Jose, CA
Project Featuresj● 168-bed Rehabilitation Center for traumatic brain injury
and spinal cord injury● Seeking LEED Certification● 375,000 sf375,000 sf● Scheduled Completion Spring 2012● SE Project Value = $4M
Architect: Anshen + AllenConstruction Manager: Turner Construction
MEP Engineer: ARUP Engineering Integrated Technologies● TAC I/A Building Management System
● Advanced patient room control interface through Nurse Call pillow speakerCall pillow speaker
● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering
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Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation TowerOklahoma City, OKy,
Project Features● Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation● Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
● investigative research entity focused at the molecular level
● 186,000 sf● 2010 Renewable Energy World North America Awardgy● Seeking LEED Gold Certification● Project Completion Spring 2011● SE Project Value = $4M
Integrated Technologies● TAC I/A Building Management System Architect: Perkins + Willg g y
● Phoenix Laboratory Airflow Control System● Wind turbine and Photovoltaic power monitoring● Lighting control system● Vivarium backup water control system
Construction Manager: Flintco, Inc.MEP Engineer: Phoenix Design Group
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● Heating, Process and Chilled Water system controls● Square D Variable Frequency Drives
Nemours/Alfred I. duPont Hospital for ChildrenWilmington, DE
Project Features● 180-bed Pediatric Hospital● 4 Building Hospital Campus● 4 Building Hospital Campus● 855,000 sf● Project Completion Summer 2007● SE Project Value = $4M
Integrated Technologies● Andover Continuum Building Management System
Construction Manager: SkanskaMEP Engineer: Affiliated Engineers, Inc.
LV Engineer: Affiliated Engineers Inc● Andover Continuum Security Access System● Pelco IP Cameras and Video Management● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering
LV Engineer: Affiliated Engineers, Inc.
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TCMC Commonwealth Medical CollegeScranton, PA
Project Features● Education & Research Building
180 000 f● 180,000 sf● Scheduled Completion Summer 2011● SE Project Value = $3.2M
Integrated Technologies● TAC I/A Building Management System
− Key Interfaces:
Program Manager:Construction Manager: The Quandel Group
MEP Engineer: ● Phoenix Lab Control System● Aircuity Monitoring System
● Andover Continuum Security Access System● Pelco IP Cameras and Video Management
gLV Engineer:
● Square D Clipsal Low Voltage Lighting System● Square D Variable Frequency Drives● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D Powerlink Lighting Control System
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q g g y● Square D Powerlogic Utility Metering System
Springfield Regional Medical CenterSpringfield, OH
Project Features● 254-bed Acute Care Hospital● 475,000 sf● Project Completion Summer 2011● SE Project Value = $3.2M
Integrated Technologies● Andover Continuum Building Management System
● Advanced patient room control interface through Nurse● Advanced patient room control interface through Nurse Call pillow speaker
● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D PowerLink Lighting Control● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering
Architect: Champlin ArchitectureConstruction Manager: Danis Construction
MEP Engineer: Dynamix Engineering
● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering
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St.Lukes Episcopal Hospital – Sugar LandSugar Land, TXg ,
Project Features● 106-bed Acute Care Hospitalp● 335,000 sf● Project Completion Fall 2008● SE Project Value = $3M
Integrated Technologies● TAC I/A Building Management Systemg g y● Andover Continuum Security Access System● Pelco IP Cameras and Video Management● Square D Variable Frequency Drives● Square D Electrical Distribution System
Architect: Page Southerland PageConstruction Manager: Linbeck
MEP Engineer: Smith Seckman Reid, Inc.
● Square D Electrical Distribution System● Square D Powerlogic Utility Metering System
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Texas Department of Health – Texas Center for Infectious DiseaseSan Antonio, TX
Project FeaturesProject Features● 75-bed tertiary care hospital
● Medical care and research facility for patients with tuberculosis and other related infectious, contagious diseases
● 60,000 sf● Project Completion Summer 2010● SE Project Value = $1.5M Construction Manager: JE Dunn Construction
MEP Engineer: O’Connell Robertson
Integrated Technologies● TAC/ I NET Building Management System
● Complex integration to laboratory airflow and pressurization systems
MEP Engineer: O Connell RobertsonSecurity Engineer: Kroll Security Group
pressurization systems● TAC/I NET Security Access System● Pelco Cameras and Video Management● Square D Electrical Distribution System
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● Square D PowerLogic Utility Metering